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Juventus football transfer market activity

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Juventus is managing several player movements during the summer transfer window. Early reports indicated that Marseille was interested in goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio and defender Federico Gatti, though no formal offers had been made. Di Gregorio was noted as being outside of the club’s long-term strategic plans, with Monza also expressing interest in the player. Negotiations regarding Di Gregorio subsequently reached a standstill. While a loan deal through June 2027 was discussed, Marseille and Juventus could not reach an agreement due to disputes over salary coverage, as Marseille sought for Juventus to pay a significant portion of the wages. In a reciprocal development, Marseille proposed left-back Emerson Palmieri to Juventus via an intermediary as part of an effort to reduce their own wage bill. Juventus is currently evaluating this proposal to strengthen their defense. Negotiations have since progressed with Juventus prioritizing the acquisition of Emerson Palmieri. The move is reportedly strongly supported by manager Luciano Spalletti, who previously coached the player at Roma. Negotiations for Emerson could reach a resolution for approximately 6 million euros as Marseille seeks to reduce its wage bill. Simultaneously, Marseille continues to pursue Michele Di Gregorio to replace Geronimo Rulli. While Di Gregorio is reportedly interested in leaving Juventus to avoid a backup role, negotiations still face hurdles regarding the distribution of salary costs. Other defensive options for Juventus include Sead Kolasinac, while Marseille has shown interest in Guillaume Restes and Marcin Bulka, though the latter has reportedly declined a move. Recent developments indicate a significant reshuffling of the Juventus goalkeeping department. Juventus is finalizing a deal to sign Polish goalkeeper Kamil Grabara from VfL Wolfsburg on a loan with an option to buy, intended to serve as the second-choice keeper behind Guglielmo Vicario.

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